Carmel

You’ll want to add these classic cocktail vessels to your bar.

Dog-portrait pillows, Hawaiian sandals, and the supreme makeup kit for travelers.

Each room has its own color palette with warm-brown tones unifying the home. Sunny yellows greet guests in the formal living room, a cozy gathering area dominated by a 200-year-old baby-grand piano.

“Players will run through a brick wall for this guy.”

This new gardening and houseplants shop looks like the potting shed of your dreams with thick ferns and pretty urns scattered amid rustic work tables.

The restaurant might have gotten serious about the food, but eating it—in a dining room that looks like Alice in Wonderland’s SoHo loft—is still seriously fun.

The Neapolitan-style pizzas are straightforward, with only five red-sauce varieties, each one garnished with Smoking Goose proteins and hand-pulled mozzarella.

“When I won my first race, I wasn’t allowed to spray champagne because I was underage. So Dave [Letterman, co-owner of Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing] decided to send me some.”

Divvy chef de cuisine Brock Jenkins says, “It’s always nice to get recognized, and it’s obviously because people have caught on to the buzz and are showing up and eating our food.”

Jewelry, summer essentials, and one cool houseplant—all available in Indy boutiques now.

Do see this production, perhaps the best community-theater take on a massive musical that you’ll see locally for some time around Indianapolis.

About a year ago, Indy lawyer Bob Epstein looked around the country and realized there are about 60 Jewish film festivals—even one in South Bend—but that Indianapolis had never had one.

How to dress up dark denim, your Mini shoe to buy now, and a limited-edition Naptown Roller Girls tee that will disappear fast.

Her hometown race on April 12, the Carmel Marathon, is her sentimental favorite. It’s where she finished her 100th marathon, in 2012.

Take a crack at this Chinese street-food delicacy, a stunning mosaic of herbal, aromatic flavors.